11157854

Automatic Status Detection for an Asynchronous Processing Request

PublishedOctober 26, 2021
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Patent Claims
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1. A system comprising: at least one memory including instructions on a computing device; and at least one processor on the computing device, wherein the processor is operably coupled to the at least one memory and is arranged and configured to execute the instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to: obtain, at a deployment infrastructure client and responsive to a first request from a requesting client to asynchronously deploy each of a plurality of artifacts included in a container to a database in a single transaction, a connection identifier for a connection to the database from a database server, the connection to be used to asynchronously deploy the plurality of artifacts to the database to enable the requesting client to perform other tasks while the plurality of artifacts are asynchronously deployed, wherein the requesting client is a different database client than the deployment infrastructure client; in response to obtaining the connection identifier from the database server, store, by the deployment infrastructure client, the connection identifier and a connection active flag in a status table on the database server, the stored connection active flag having an initial value of true, and wherein the database server periodically polls the deployment infrastructure client for a status of the deployment infrastructure client to set the value of the stored connection active flag; asynchronously provide, by the deployment infrastructure client, the connection identifier to the requesting client in response to the first request; in response to the first request, asynchronously deploy, by the deployment infrastructure client, the plurality of artifacts included in the container to the database, using the connection for asynchronously deploying each of the plurality of artifacts; receive, at the deployment infrastructure client, a first status request from the requesting client, the first status request being for a status of the connection, wherein the first status request is received while the deployment infrastructure client is active and asynchronously deploying the plurality of artifacts to the database; provide, by the deployment infrastructure client and to the requesting client, a response to the first status request that includes a value of the connection active flag from the status table, wherein the response to the second first status request indicates that the deployment infrastructure client is active; receive, by the database server, a second status request from the requesting client, the second status request being for a status of the connection, wherein the second status request is after the database server has determined that the deployment infrastructure client has become inactive during the asynchronous deploying of the plurality of artifacts to the database; and provide, by the database server and to the requesting client, a response to the second status request that includes a value of the connection active flag from the status table, wherein the response to the second status request includes an indication that the deployment infrastructure client is inactive, wherein the indication was written to the status table by the database server in response to the database server determining that the deployment infrastructure client has become inactive during the asynchronous deploying of the plurality of artifacts to the database.

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2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the instructions further include instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to: initiate execution of the plurality of database operations; and set, subsequent to completion of the plurality of database operations, the value of the connection active flag for the connection identifier to false.

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3. The system of claim 2 , wherein the instructions further include instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to: determine an outcome of the plurality of database operations; and store the outcome with the connection identifier in the state table.

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4. The system of claim 3 , wherein the outcome is one of failure of the plurality of database operations or success of the plurality of database operations.

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5. The system of claim 1 , wherein the second request is responsive to a user request for a status of the plurality of database operations.

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6. A computer-implemented method comprising: obtaining, at a deployment infrastructure client and responsive to a first request from a requesting client to asynchronously deploy each of a plurality of artifacts included in a container to a database in a single transaction, a connection identifier for a connection to the database from a database server, the connection to be used to asynchronously deploy the plurality of artifacts to the database to enable the requesting client to perform other tasks while the plurality of artifacts are asynchronously deployed, wherein the requesting client is a different database client than the deployment infrastructure client; in response to obtaining the connection identifier from the database server, storing, by the deployment infrastructure client, the connection identifier and a connection active flag in a status table on the database server, the stored connection active flag having an initial value of true, and wherein the database server periodically polls the deployment infrastructure client for a status of the deployment infrastructure client to set the value of the stored connection active flag; asynchronously providing, by the deployment infrastructure client, the connection identifier to the requesting client in response to the first request; in response to the first request, asynchronously deploying, by the deployment infrastructure client, the plurality of artifacts included in the container to the database, using the connection for asynchronously deploying each of the plurality of artifacts; receiving, at the deployment infrastructure client, a first status request from the requesting client, the first status request being for a status of the connection, wherein the first status request is received while the deployment infrastructure client is active and asynchronously deploying the plurality of artifacts to the database; providing, by the deployment infrastructure client and to the requesting client, a response to the first status request that includes a value of the connection active flag from the status table, wherein the response to the first status request indicates that the deployment infrastructure client is active; receiving, by the database server, a second status request from the requesting client, the second status request being for a status of the connection, wherein the second status request is after the database server has determined that the deployment infrastructure client has become inactive during the asynchronous deploying of the plurality of artifacts to the database; and providing, by the database server and to the requesting client, a response to the second status request that includes a value of the connection active flag from the status table, wherein the response to the second status request includes an indication that the deployment infrastructure client is inactive, wherein the indication was written to the status table by the database server in response to the database server determining that the deployment infrastructure client has become inactive during the asynchronous deploying of the plurality of artifacts to the database.

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7. The method of claim 6 , further comprising: initiating execution of the plurality of database operations; and setting, subsequent to completion of the plurality of database operations, the value of the connection active flag for the connection identifier to false.

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8. The method of claim 7 , further comprising: determining an outcome of the plurality of database operations; and storing the outcome with the connection identifier in the state table.

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9. The method of claim 8 , wherein the outcome is one of failure of the plurality of database operations or success of the plurality of database operations.

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10. The method of claim 6 , wherein the second request is responsive to a user request for a status of the plurality of database operations.

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11. A computer program product tangibly embodied on a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium and comprising instructions that, when executed, are configured to cause at least one computing device to: obtain, at a deployment infrastructure client and responsive to a first request from a requesting client to asynchronously deploy each of a plurality of artifacts included in a container to a database in a single transaction, a connection identifier for a connection to the database from a database server, the connection to be used to asynchronously deploy the plurality of artifacts to the database to enable the requesting client to perform other tasks while the plurality of artifacts are asynchronously deployed, wherein the requesting client is a different database client than the deployment infrastructure client; in response to obtaining the connection identifier from the database server, store, by the deployment infrastructure client, the connection identifier and a connection active flag in a status table on the database server, the stored connection active flag having an initial value of true, and wherein the database server periodically polls the deployment infrastructure client for a status of the deployment infrastructure client to set the value of the stored connection active flag; asynchronously provide, by the deployment infrastructure client, the connection identifier to the requesting client in response to the first request; in response to the first request, asynchronously deploy, by the deployment infrastructure client, the plurality of artifacts included in the container to the database, using the connection for asynchronously deploying each of the plurality of artifacts; receive, at the deployment infrastructure client, a first status request from the requesting client, the first status request being for a status of the connection, wherein the first status request is received while the deployment infrastructure client is active and asynchronously deploying the plurality of artifacts to the database; provide, by the deployment infrastructure client and to the requesting client, a response to the first status request that includes a value of the connection active flag from the status table, wherein the response to the first status request indicates that the deployment infrastructure client is active; receive, by the database server, a second status request from the requesting client, the second status request being for a status of the connection, wherein the second status request is after the database server has determined that the deployment infrastructure client has become inactive during the asynchronous deploying of the plurality of artifacts to the database; and provide, by the database server and to the requesting client, a response to the second status request that includes a value of the connection active flag from the status table, wherein the response to the second status request includes an indication that the deployment infrastructure client is inactive, wherein the indication was written to the status table by the database server in response to the database server determining that the deployment infrastructure client has become inactive during the asynchronous deploying of the plurality of artifacts to the database.

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12. The computer program product of claim 11 , further comprising instructions that, when executed, are configured to cause at least one computing device to: initiate execution of the plurality of database operations; and remove, subsequent to completion of the plurality of database operations, the row for the connection identifier from the status table.

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13. The computer program product of claim 12 , wherein the row includes a start time for the request and the start time is provided to the requesting client.

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14. The computer program product of claim 13 , wherein the row exists when the connection identifier and the start time provided in the second request matches a row in the status table.

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15. The computer program product of claim 11 , wherein the second request is responsive to a user request for a status of the plurality of database operations.

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Publication Date

October 26, 2021

Inventors

Le-Huan Stefan Tran
Arne Harren
Jonathan Bregler
Alexander Bunte
Andreas Kellner
Daniel Kuntze
Vladislav Leonkev
Simon Lueders
Volker Sauermann
Michael Schnaubelt

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